St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-06
The Tax Levy as 1t Will Act
ually Touch the Tax
Payers Pocket.
Meeting of the State Com
mandery of the Order Of
The Loyal Legion.
Prominent Men at the Hotels
--Militiamen Shooting
at Smelling.
THERE WILL BE A CROWD
When the President and Mrs
Cleveland Arrive in the City.

IA YIN" IL
When the President and Mrs.
Cleveland Arrive in the City.
From the present outlook st. Paul
will see crowd next Monday night,
when President Cleveland is here, such
as never thronged the streets of the
SANITY City on the widest days of the
winter carnival. Word comes from all
over the Northwest and from all
sources that delegations are coming to
get a sight at the nations chief magiS-
trate. The local committees have ar
engagements well in hand for making the
event successful one so far as the part
to be played by the city is concerned.
The committee met last evening at the
council chamber to perfect and com
plete arrangements for the presidents
coming. Matters pertaining to the re-
ception and parade were talked over in
general way. \ letter from MIR.
DivOn. of the Milwaukee road. to Hon.
j. ii. Kelly, was read stating that the
FaIibault cadets could leave at 40 a.
III. or 3:4o p. III. and arrive at $50 a. IN.
or 5:55 p. III. Returning they could
leave at $40 Il. m. or 4:35 D. m. Tues
day. Oct. II. The fare would be 81. 10
per person. Gen. Sanborn said he was
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pay the expenses of the cadets. Judge
flandrau
ESTIMATED THE COST
of bringing 500 cadets to st. Paul at
81 900. and that he would see Mr.. Kelly
in the matter to-day. The captain of
the First cavalry appeared at this time
and asked if his company would be per-
mitted to appear He was referred to
Col. Bend who has charge of all the
military arrangements. 1t was an
nounced that the presidential party
would be made up of the following per
sons: President Cleveland and wife,
Mr.. BiSsel. and probably Col. Villas and
two official representatives of the press.
Mr.. Cleveland and his wife are to oc-
cupy one carriage by themselves so that
there Will be no mistakes of identity.
l.. X. Stone will notify the members of
the reception committee of their APP
pointment on such committee and will
send to them their badges.
Judge Flandrau suggested the pro-
priety of Mr.. Stone notifying fifty or
sixty members OF the reception commit
tee to be present at the Ryan hotel on
the arrival of the presidential party.
Gen. Sanborn said it would be well, in
order to avoid confusion, to leave all
further arrangements in the hands of
Judge Flandrau. The following uni
formed clubs have Signified their inten-
Z. tons TO join i'll Monday nights parade:
ST. Georges Snow shoe,
Windsor Toboggan,
Nushka Toboggan.
Columbia Snow shoe,
- Ryan Toboggan,
49, Little Crow Toboggan
- Pioneer Press Brigade
= Seven Corners Snow SHOE
- Media Carnival,
- Aurora Toboggan,
- Shinahto Carnival
Northern Pacific Carnival,
University Carnival,
Bunker Hill Toboggan,
North Star Toboggan,
- MOnteZuma Coasting,
st. Anthony Hill Toboggan,
Capt. Bean wishes it distinctly under
stood that all clubs desiring to be placed
should report to him before Friday
evening next. Those clubs coming in
after that date must take their places
Oh the left of the line.
1t is understood that the Grand Army
men of st. Paul and neighboring cities
and towns are making arrangements to
pay their respects to the President, in a
body on the hevening of the 10th inst.
COmmander-in-chief Rea, it is said, has
promised to be in the city and head the
veterans. Saltwater men in good num-
berS will be in the line and the event
will be the feature OF the evenings en-
tertainment.
BY THE ITASCA CLUB.
The ItaSca club held meeting last
evening to consider the matter of aiding
in the reception of the president. After
discussing the matter for some time, a
committee of five was appointed to con-
suit with the general committee of ar
engagements. Messrs. j. H. Ives, G.. Da-
YisOn, w. c. Severn, J. w. Willis and
A. DelaDy were accordingly appointed.